These are sensitive to any stimuli that cause a physical distortion of the neuron’s plasma membrane.
What are mechanoreceptors?
The clear gel behind the lens, which gives the eyeball its shape.
What is the vitreous humor?
I.
What is the tympanic membrane?
The raised projections on the tongue.
What are papillae?
"Floaters" are caused by these.
What are clumped proteins?
The type of fibers that carry slow pain such as burning or aching.
What are Unmyelinated nociceptor?
They produce tears that moisten the eyes and clear foreign material.
What are lacrimal glands?
Besides sound, the ear senses this.
What is balance?
The number of taste buds in an average person.
What is 10,000?
Reflected light is focused onto this part of the retina, which is the area of sharpest image and has the greatest concentration of cones.
What is the fovea centralis?
Areas monitored by each cell for sensation.
What are receptive fields?
The smooth muscle that can alter the shape of
the lens.
What is the ciliary body?
C.
What is the incus?
Olfactory sensory information is sent through the olfactory nerve to these specific areas of the brain.
What are the thalamus and the temporal lobe?
Sound waves enter the cochlea through it.
What is the oval window?
The senses that have receptors concentrated within specific structures.
What are special senses?
The eye is divided into these three primary layers.
What are the retina, choroid, and sclera?
The three bones that the middle ear contains.
What is the, malleus, incus, stapes?
Sourness tends to be found in foods with high amounts of these.
What are vitamins?
The three important characteristics of ear wax.
What are it's slightly acidic, antibacterial and traps dirt (sticky)?
The type of receptor that senses skin stretching.
What are Ruffini endings?
The muscles of the eye are controlled by a combination of these cranial nerves.
What are the abducens, oculomotor, and trochlear nerves?
The glands that produce wax.
What are ceruminous glands?
The five tastes.
What are bitter, sour, sweet, salty, and umami?
The taste activated by high protein content.
What is umami?